Night Moon
by kerrywc

Comment:
Yep. That's the cheese I saw in the sky that gave life to my shot, too. Nice moon shot. The focus is a bit soft, and the tones could perhaps use some widening (brigher brights, darker shadows), but it certainly belongs in the center, and it is an accomplishment just to get it! I'd be interested to know what equipment you used to capture this!

Feline Glow
by train

Comment:
Nice pose, and nifty eyes on this beast.

Past Her Bedtime
by dsa157

Comment:
Hey, but she's reading--and that can't be bad! Nice capture. Lighting is very nice; you are able to avoid harsh lights. Very pleasant image.

Riverwalk Lighting
by Musicman

Comment:
A bit busy, but I really like your lighting and your use of the curve of the river.

Skiing into the night
by heida

Comment:
Lots of drama in the sky here! I like the sense that the skiiers are so small in their environment.

City Reflections
by alanfreed

Comment:
What is that ghost-like thing on the bridge there at the left? Very groovy shot! The water is magical, and contrasts with the harder lines of the city so nicely! Congratulations on a wonderful photo. 10

Moon Through Frosty Window
by magnus

Comment:
Very interesting image. A unique concept and you capture some really 'cool' textures here! Very strong composition with the moon at upper left.

Church Doors
by cardinalmom

Comment:
Nice symmetry. It works well here. This image has a pleasant balance and tone to it. You might consider cropping it just a tad closer.

Moon Light
by katlyn

Comment:
This is quite noisy, and I'm not sure the grain it helps the photo. But the composition is very strong, and the lines and sillhouette are very engaging and delightful.

Every Thursday Night, In My Neighborhood
by librodo

Comment:
Ah yes. The Gathering of the Shoes. We have such rituals in my neighborhood, too. Well, not really. The bright light in the center really grabs my attention. So much so that it is difficult to make my eyes stray anywhere else. This is a puzzling scene, and I'm not sure what they're doing. But you've captured their very earnest faces, so I find myself really wanting to explore what's going on.